MSI all-time kill list TOP10!LPL division currently has only 3 people selected

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2024-04-30 11:01Posted in Guangdong game creators

The annual League of Legends Mid-Season Championship will officially start in early May, and the teams that have qualified for the tournament have arrived in Chengdu to prepare for MSI. That includes last year's world champion, T1, but before they started training, they held an offline fan meeting in Chengdu to interact with Chinese fans and share photos of them with panda dolls online. This is Faker's 7th career MSI trip, having represented the LCK in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2022 and 2023.

Since Faker has participated in so many MSIs and won 2 MSI titles, his kill count is naturally very high. We can count the data of each MSI, and then we find that in the top 10 of MSI's all-time kill list, Faker is undoubtedly in first place, ahead of the rest of the players in the number of kills. Here are the rankings.

1.Faker 364杀

2.Xiaohu 3090

3.Gala 291杀

4.Caps 258杀

5.Maple 245杀

6.Perkz 209杀

7.Bang 197杀

8.Wei 193杀

9.Stixxay 186杀

10.Gumayusi 182杀

Among them, there are 3 players on the list in the LCK region, 3 players in the LPL region, 2 players in the LEC region, 1 player on the list in the LCS region, and 1 player in the PCS region. There are only 2 players with more than 300 kills, the first place is Faker with 364 kills, and the second place is Xiaohu with 309 kills. And players with 200 kills have been able to enter the top 6 of the list, after all, before 2023, only league champions can participate in MSI.

It's worth mentioning that GALA only participated in the 2021 and 2022 MSIs, but he got 291 kills in two MSIs. GALA spent 51 games to reach this kill statistic, averaging 5.7 kills per game, and his stats can be described as quite gorgeous. Although Faker is the number one kill list, it took him 90 games to get 364 kills, and he is behind GALA with an average of 4.04 kills per game. GALA was the tactical core of RNG in those two MSIs, and the team played very well around him and won the achievement of defending the MSI title.

Some viewers may say what about the performance of another RNG laner, who also won the MSI title in 2018, which was Uzi's first international team title. In fact, Uzi has only played MSI once in his career, getting 104 kills in 18 games, an average of 5.78 kills per game, slightly higher than GALA's 5.7. However, the RNG in 2018 is known for its four guarantees and one body, and the upper and middle are mainly tool people, and the team completely relies on Uzi's output and harvesting, so he has a lot of heads. However, due to his large number of participations, he is still a little short of the standard for entering the list.

With the current MSI format of two teams in each of the four major regions, the second seed starting at the Play-In stage and the introduction of a double-elimination tournament, these changes have significantly increased the overall MSI schedule. Therefore, if the team reaches the finals stage, it will basically get a lot of game opportunities, and naturally have the opportunity to get more heads, and even brush up on 100 heads in a single MSI trip.

However, Faker's kill record will still be difficult to surpass in the short term, with Xiaohu and GALA failing to make this MSI out of more than 200 kills, Caps and Maple making it to this year's MSI, and Perkz being kicked out of the team in this spring's tournament. However, the two LPL teams participating in MSI this year, BLG and TES, are relatively strong, and some players have participated in MSI before, so we can expect to see them get more kills and enter the top 10 positions in the MSI kill list.

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